increased by incredibly huge amounts. This means, that as the population continues to

grow, the increase in energy usage will also continue to grow. So scientist all over the

world, are continuously searching for ways to produce the huge amount of energy required by

the world. Up until now, a large portion of the energy produced has been from fossil fuel

such as oil and gas, that are non replaceable and are running out very quickly. In fact,

even with a world policy on the use of fossil fuels, the present increase in the use of

energy, all the worlds coal, oil, gas, and uranium will be used up by the year 2023. The

fastest increase at the moment is in the use of nuclear power, And all known uranium

reserves would be exhausted by the year 2000.

This graph shows the consumption of world energy sources

Nuclear energy actually refers to the energy consumed or produced in changing

the composition of the atomic nucleus. The force that arms the atomic bomb and

hydrogen bomb and other nuclear weapons, nuclear energy also powers electricity-

generating plants in countries throughout the world. It is seen by

barrier and prevented a release into the local environment. The small amount of activity

Northern Hemisphere. The heaviest fallout descended on the western Soviet Union and portions

although a fusion reactor would be far the superior to the current fission ones, as there is

remaining reactors continued in operation, but a series of accidents at Chernobyl persuaded

nuclear meltdown, that nuclear is power is the key to the worlds energy problem,

For this example the energy release is 8 electron volts (ev). The electron volt is a

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